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...respecting the establishment of a school of engineers, and many comparisons have been drawn betwixt the advantages possessed by this and other countries...in the sense of the term where knowledge is forced npon the unwilling student, bat one where the attentive student possesses remarkable opportunities...

...respecting the establishment of a school of engineers, and many comparisons have been drawn betwixt the advantages possessed by this and other countries...nature of a complete establishment under that name, i€ may, with confidence, be asserted that this institution is in itself a school of engineers ; a...

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...respecting the establishment of a school of engineers, and many comparisons have been drawn betwixt the advantages possessed by this and other countries...to enter on the great question of the nature of a compíete establishment under that name, it may with confidence be asserted, that this institution...

...respecting the establishment of a school of engineers, and many comparisons have been drawn betwixt the advantages possessed by this and other countries...to enter on the great question of the nature of a com* As to htnv they are to support the competition of the engineers and existing colleges. Its managers...